J H Chen
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 71522 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | J H Chen |
| NOMBRES | J H |
| APELLIDO | Chen |
| FIRMA | CHEN J H |
| AFILIACIONES | National Chengchi University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1522-3616 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 36 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 66 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 36 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1987 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Parental academic comparisons of siblings and adolescent well‐being
Evolving Landscapes, Shifting Narratives
This study examines how mainstream Taiwanese newspapers portrayed sexual minorities from 2010 to 2021, a period marked by rising LGBTQ+ visibility and major legal change. Drawing on institutional mediation and legitimacy perspectives, we test three hypotheses: first, that coverage becomes more negative as LGBTQ+ issues gain visibility over time; second, that gay men receive more negative coverage than lesbian women; and third, that major legal an…
Geospatial analysis of urban village redevelopment in major Chinese cities using a deep learning approach
From Discrimination to Unmet Healthcare Needs and Care (Dis)Satisfaction among Urban-Dwelling Indigenous Taiwanese Adults
Despite universal healthcare coverage in Taiwan, urban-dwelling Indigenous Taiwanese (UDIT) individuals continue to experience significant health disparities. While everyday discrimination’s influence on healthcare outcomes has been documented, few studies have empirically tested the mechanisms linking discrimination to unmet healthcare needs and care dissatisfaction. This study examines how everyday discrimination affects healthcare outcomes amo…
Marriage Mandates
Objective This study uses unique, intergenerational data from Taiwan to examine parental pressure on adult children to marry. Background Despite the increase in delayed marriage and non‐marriage in East Asia, there is still considerable parental pressure on adult children to marry, but little is known about the familial factors and social processes that contribute to this pressure. Method Using three waves of data from the Taiwan Panel Study of F…
Experiences of Forgone Care During the Covid-19 Pandemic and Older Adults’ Mental Health
The COVID-19 pandemic led to substantial forgone care. However, relatively few studies have investigated the mental health consequences of forgone care experiences on older adults and how these associations vary by race and ethnicity during this period. This study analyzed US older adults aged 55 or older from the Health, Ethnicity, and Pandemic Survey ( N = 883; average age = 65), a nationally representative survey conducted in late 2020. Weight…
Contribution of social and lifestyle factors to cognitive status and 5-year change among middle-aged and older Americans
Cognitive decline is a global health concern that leads to significant impairment in daily functioning and quality of life. Limited large-scale cohort studies have concurrently examined the effects of lifestyle and social factors on cognitive status and the potential gender and age cohort differences in middle-aged and older adults. This longitudinal study examined the temporal associations between lifestyle and social factors and cognitive statu…
Urban marginalization experiences and social etiology of Indigenous migrants’ sleep disturbance
The findings (a) document the underlying psychosocial processes of marginalization experiences that cause sleep disturbance among urban Indigenous migrants in Taiwan and (b) contribute empirical evidence from a non-Western society to the global literature on Indigenous health and psychology and to the literature on the psychosocial studies of minority well-being. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2026 APA, all rights reserved)
Cumulative (dis)advantages in cognitive health
These results support the cumulative (dis)advantages framework and demonstrate that institutional or policy discrimination such as through hukou policies plays a critical role in cognitive disparities among older adults. Taken together, the results suggest that reforms to provide greater resources to rural areas and access to urban hukou could be an important tool to improve cognitive health among rural and migrant populations, and ultimately red…
Examining the reliable trend of global urban land use efficiency from 1985 to 2020 using robust indicators and analysis tools
A scoping review of determinants of indigenous health and health disparities in Taiwan
Filial Piety and the Development of Independence and Interdependence During Emerging Adulthood
Marital status, State policy environment and Foregone healthcare of same-sex families during the Covid-19 period
Sexual minorities in the United States have often reported a higher likelihood of forgoing healthcare than heterosexuals, but whether this occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic remains underexplored. This study applies and extends the Andersen model to examine different-sex and same-sex families' likelihood of forgoing healthcare during the pandemic using nationally representative data from the 2020 (May-October) Current Population Survey (N = 13…
Pandemic and Older Adults’ Social Structure of Shared Time
Results indicate a place-based and role-based restructuring of older adults' daily shared time during the pandemic. Despite small effect sizes, the substantial old age population implies significant changes in shared time and patterns of daily connection at the population level. Theoretical and policy implications of the findings are discussed
Race, ethnicity and Covid-19 vaccine concerns
Racial gaps in vaccine uptake in the United States have been widely reported. Existing studies, however, have not explored how individuals' concerns about COVID-19 vaccines are clustered. In this study, racial and ethnic background is linked to constellations of COVID-19 vaccine concerns during the early phase of vaccines in the United States, using the Household Pulse Survey (N = 60,492). Latent class analysis reveals five distinct classes of va…
Disparities in Mental Health and Well-Being between Heterosexual and Sexual Minority Older Adults during the Covid-19 Pandemic
Objectives: This study examines disparities in older adults' mental health and well-being during the pandemic by sexual minority status. Methods: This study analyzed data on older adults from the Health and Retirement Study's COVID-19 Module (N = 3142 for heterosexuals and N = 75 for sexual minorities). Weighted regressions linked concern about COVID-19, depression, pandemic emotional stress, and changes in loneliness, in-person contacts, income,…
Children's time use in immigrant and native families
Daily Social Life of Older Adults and Vulnerabilities During the Covid-19 Pandemic
Introduction: The social integration of older adults is crucial for understanding their risk of infection and mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the social lives of older adults differ, which means they are not all vulnerable to COVID-19 in the same way. This study analyzes everyday time use and social contacts of older adults to inform discussions of their vulnerabilities during the pandemic. Methods: Using the 2019 American ti…
Sleep trajectories from early adolescence to emerging adulthood
INTRODUCTION: Adolescence to emerging adulthood is a developmental period when individuals experience substantial biological changes and social transitions. In East Asian societies, this period is also marked by high pressure around college entrance exams. However, little is known about how young people's sleep changes over time, or how it is impacted by social institutions in the cultural context. This study fills this gap in the literature by e…
College fields of study and substance use”
The study finds that not all college majors show the same level of engagement in substance use behaviors over time, and that the associations also vary by (1) the specific substance use behavior examined and (2) by gender. These findings suggest it is important to consider that the different learning and educational contexts that college majors provide may also be more or less supportive of certain health behaviors, such as substance use. Practic…
Couples’ Sleep and Psychological Distress
Sleep is a dyadic interpersonal process. This study demonstrated that dyadic sleep is a key aspect for older adults' sleep that cannot be reduced to individual-level sleep. Future studies and surveys should incorporate instruments to measure sleep at the couple-level
Significant caries and the interactive effects of maternal‐related oral hygiene factors in urban preschool children
Caries prevention programs should prioritize enhancing maternal self-efficacy in oral hygiene and emphasize childhood SSBs intake management and regular dental checkups to mothers to prevent severe caries in preschool-aged children
Sleep duration and health among older adults
BACKGROUND: Cohort studies have found that short and long sleep are both associated with worse outcomes, compared with intermediate sleep times. While demonstrated biological mechanisms could explain health effects for short sleep, long-sleep risk is puzzling. Most studies reporting the U shape use a single question about sleep duration, a measurement method that does not correlate highly with objectively measured sleep. We hypothesised that the …
Social participation and older adults' sleep
Marriage, Relationship Quality, and Sleep among U.S. Older Adults
Sleep is a restorative behavior essential for health. Poor sleep has been linked to adverse health outcomes among older adults; however, we know little about the social processes that affect sleep. Using innovative actigraphy data from the National Social Life, Health, and Aging Project ( N = 727), we considered the role of marriage, positive marital relationship support, and negative marital relationship strain on older adults’ (ages 62–90) self…
Multiple child care arrangements and child well being
Barrier contraceptives and sexually transmitted diseases in women
INTRODUCTION. Most efforts at sexually transmitted disease (STD) protection center on condom use, but little is known about how condoms compare with other barrier methods, particularly those controlled by women. METHODS. To evaluate the effect of different barrier contraceptives on the prevalence of STDs and other vaginal infections, we retrospectively studied 5681 visits by women to an urban STD clinic. RESULTS. As compared with women using no c…
A comparison of prenatal care use in the United States and Europe
OBJECTIVES. We sought to describe prenatal care use in the United States and in three European countries where accessibility to prenatal care has been reported to be better than it is in the United States. METHODS. We analyzed the 1980 US National Natality Survey, the 1981 French National Natality Survey, a 1979 sample of Danish births, and a survey performed from 1979 to 1980 in one Belgian province. RESULTS. The proportion of women who began pr…
Paternal Age as a Risk Factor for Low Birthweight
Objectives. We examined associations between paternal age and low birth-weight in the US urban population. Methods. Using a population-based sample of 4621 births, we used multiple logistic regression analysis to estimate associations between paternal age and low birthweight, controlling for maternal age, other demographic factors, and the child’s gender. Results. When the child’s gender and the mother’s race/ethnicity, birthplace, parity, marita…
Disparities in Mental Health and Well-Being between Heterosexual and Sexual Minority Older Adults during the Covid-19 Pandemic
Objectives: This study examines disparities in older adults' mental health and well-being during the pandemic by sexual minority status. Methods: This study analyzed data on older adults from the Health and Retirement Study's COVID-19 Module (N = 3142 for heterosexuals and N = 75 for sexual minorities). Weighted regressions linked concern about COVID-19, depression, pandemic emotional stress, and changes in loneliness, in-person contacts, income,…
Couples’ Sleep and Psychological Distress
Sleep is a dyadic interpersonal process. This study demonstrated that dyadic sleep is a key aspect for older adults' sleep that cannot be reduced to individual-level sleep. Future studies and surveys should incorporate instruments to measure sleep at the couple-level
Social participation and older adults' sleep
Examining the reliable trend of global urban land use efficiency from 1985 to 2020 using robust indicators and analysis tools
Filial Piety and the Development of Independence and Interdependence During Emerging Adulthood
Asthma and child behavioral skills
Historic Shipwreck Study in Dongsha Atoll with Bathymetric LiDAR
Dongsha Atoll is a coral reef located in the South China Sea. The surrounding area is characterized by dangerous shoals. Historic shipwrecks mark past human activities. Due to the shallow water and risky navigational conditions in the area, a sonar survey with platforms on the water surface was not feasible. Airborne bathymetric LiDAR, which utilizes green laser for measurement, however, is a proven convenient method for studying shipwrecks aroun…
Marital status, State policy environment and Foregone healthcare of same-sex families during the Covid-19 period
Sexual minorities in the United States have often reported a higher likelihood of forgoing healthcare than heterosexuals, but whether this occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic remains underexplored. This study applies and extends the Andersen model to examine different-sex and same-sex families' likelihood of forgoing healthcare during the pandemic using nationally representative data from the 2020 (May-October) Current Population Survey (N = 13…
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Barrier contraceptives and sexually transmitted diseases in women
INTRODUCTION. Most efforts at sexually transmitted disease (STD) protection center on condom use, but little is known about how condoms compare with other barrier methods, particularly those controlled by women. METHODS. To evaluate the effect of different barrier contraceptives on the prevalence of STDs and other vaginal infections, we retrospectively studied 5681 visits by women to an urban STD clinic. RESULTS. As compared with women using no c…
A comparison of prenatal care use in the United States and Europe
OBJECTIVES. We sought to describe prenatal care use in the United States and in three European countries where accessibility to prenatal care has been reported to be better than it is in the United States. METHODS. We analyzed the 1980 US National Natality Survey, the 1981 French National Natality Survey, a 1979 sample of Danish births, and a survey performed from 1979 to 1980 in one Belgian province. RESULTS. The proportion of women who began pr…
Effects of Changes in Transportation and Production Technology and Customer Behavior on the Size and Market Area of Urban Establishments
Gender differences in the effects of bereavement-related psychological distress in health outcomes
Background. This study examined whether traumatic grief, depressive and anxiety symptoms formed three distinct factors for widows and widowers. In addition, we examined whether high symptom levels of traumatic grief, depression and anxiety predicted different mental and physical health outcomes for widows and widowers. Method. Ninety-two future widows and 58 future widowers were interviewed at the time of their spouse's hospital admission and the…
Paternal Age as a Risk Factor for Low Birthweight
Objectives. We examined associations between paternal age and low birth-weight in the US urban population. Methods. Using a population-based sample of 4621 births, we used multiple logistic regression analysis to estimate associations between paternal age and low birthweight, controlling for maternal age, other demographic factors, and the child’s gender. Results. When the child’s gender and the mother’s race/ethnicity, birthplace, parity, marita…
Mothers' citizenship status and household food insecurity among low-income children of immigrants
Recent data have shown that children of immigrant noncitizens experience more persistent and higher levels of food insecurity than the children of citizens following welfare reform. However, little is known about the range of factors that might explain different rates of food insecurity in the different populations. In this study, the authors used national data from the Early Childhood Longitudinal Study-Kindergarten cohort to assess this questio…
Multiple Childcare Arrangements and Health Outcomes in Early Childhood
Multiple child care arrangements and child well being
Historic Shipwreck Study in Dongsha Atoll with Bathymetric LiDAR
Dongsha Atoll is a coral reef located in the South China Sea. The surrounding area is characterized by dangerous shoals. Historic shipwrecks mark past human activities. Due to the shallow water and risky navigational conditions in the area, a sonar survey with platforms on the water surface was not feasible. Airborne bathymetric LiDAR, which utilizes green laser for measurement, however, is a proven convenient method for studying shipwrecks aroun…
Asthma and child behavioral skills
Marriage, Relationship Quality, and Sleep among U.S. Older Adults
Sleep is a restorative behavior essential for health. Poor sleep has been linked to adverse health outcomes among older adults; however, we know little about the social processes that affect sleep. Using innovative actigraphy data from the National Social Life, Health, and Aging Project ( N = 727), we considered the role of marriage, positive marital relationship support, and negative marital relationship strain on older adults’ (ages 62–90) self…
Significant caries and the interactive effects of maternal‐related oral hygiene factors in urban preschool children
Caries prevention programs should prioritize enhancing maternal self-efficacy in oral hygiene and emphasize childhood SSBs intake management and regular dental checkups to mothers to prevent severe caries in preschool-aged children
Sleep duration and health among older adults
BACKGROUND: Cohort studies have found that short and long sleep are both associated with worse outcomes, compared with intermediate sleep times. While demonstrated biological mechanisms could explain health effects for short sleep, long-sleep risk is puzzling. Most studies reporting the U shape use a single question about sleep duration, a measurement method that does not correlate highly with objectively measured sleep. We hypothesised that the …
Social participation and older adults' sleep
Couples’ Sleep and Psychological Distress
Sleep is a dyadic interpersonal process. This study demonstrated that dyadic sleep is a key aspect for older adults' sleep that cannot be reduced to individual-level sleep. Future studies and surveys should incorporate instruments to measure sleep at the couple-level
College fields of study and substance use”
The study finds that not all college majors show the same level of engagement in substance use behaviors over time, and that the associations also vary by (1) the specific substance use behavior examined and (2) by gender. These findings suggest it is important to consider that the different learning and educational contexts that college majors provide may also be more or less supportive of certain health behaviors, such as substance use. Practic…
Daily Social Life of Older Adults and Vulnerabilities During the Covid-19 Pandemic
Introduction: The social integration of older adults is crucial for understanding their risk of infection and mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the social lives of older adults differ, which means they are not all vulnerable to COVID-19 in the same way. This study analyzes everyday time use and social contacts of older adults to inform discussions of their vulnerabilities during the pandemic. Methods: Using the 2019 American ti…
Sleep trajectories from early adolescence to emerging adulthood
INTRODUCTION: Adolescence to emerging adulthood is a developmental period when individuals experience substantial biological changes and social transitions. In East Asian societies, this period is also marked by high pressure around college entrance exams. However, little is known about how young people's sleep changes over time, or how it is impacted by social institutions in the cultural context. This study fills this gap in the literature by e…
Race, ethnicity and Covid-19 vaccine concerns
Racial gaps in vaccine uptake in the United States have been widely reported. Existing studies, however, have not explored how individuals' concerns about COVID-19 vaccines are clustered. In this study, racial and ethnic background is linked to constellations of COVID-19 vaccine concerns during the early phase of vaccines in the United States, using the Household Pulse Survey (N = 60,492). Latent class analysis reveals five distinct classes of va…
Disparities in Mental Health and Well-Being between Heterosexual and Sexual Minority Older Adults during the Covid-19 Pandemic
Objectives: This study examines disparities in older adults' mental health and well-being during the pandemic by sexual minority status. Methods: This study analyzed data on older adults from the Health and Retirement Study's COVID-19 Module (N = 3142 for heterosexuals and N = 75 for sexual minorities). Weighted regressions linked concern about COVID-19, depression, pandemic emotional stress, and changes in loneliness, in-person contacts, income,…
Children's time use in immigrant and native families
Pandemic and Older Adults’ Social Structure of Shared Time
Results indicate a place-based and role-based restructuring of older adults' daily shared time during the pandemic. Despite small effect sizes, the substantial old age population implies significant changes in shared time and patterns of daily connection at the population level. Theoretical and policy implications of the findings are discussed
A scoping review of determinants of indigenous health and health disparities in Taiwan
Filial Piety and the Development of Independence and Interdependence During Emerging Adulthood
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